Is the occurrence of amenorrhea in young women related to infection?

Amenorrhea is not contagious. Women will not have menstruation only when they are over 50 years old, that is, when they reach menopause. This is because the ovaries no longer ovulate. This is a normal phenomenon. If you have amenorrhea at a young age, we should pay attention to it. What are the causes of amenorrhea in young women? What causes amenorrhea at a young age?

If a woman has amenorrhea at a young age, it is not caused by infection, but may be caused by polycystic ovary syndrome or premature ovarian failure. Polycystic ovary syndrome is caused by the impact of the secretion of luteinizing estrogen and follicular estrogen in the body, so there is no ovulation and no menstrual problems. Too many follicles form cysts. If you suddenly have amenorrhea and are accompanied by excessive body hair and obesity, you should be careful about whether it is polycystic ovary syndrome, which can easily lead to infertility.

Premature ovarian failure can also easily lead to amenorrhea. Modern women have high work pressure and fast pace of life, which are more likely to cause menstrual disorders, especially amenorrhea, which is related to mental stress, high pressure, and irritability. The only fundamental method of treatment is to promote the flow of liver qi.

Warm reminder: Female amenorrhea is not contagious. We must find the problem from ourselves to solve the problem of amenorrhea. Don’t think that you can save trouble by having amenorrhea. In fact, it will make you age faster and will also affect your health. You can’t ignore it at such a young age.